Family Fun in Cheyenne Area

Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

Planning notes

Cheyenne Area has 11 family activities across 7 categories and 1 cities. Pick an activity to see top picks, or jump to a city.

Venue notes from Cheyenne Area tracks

Interaction Amusement Experience is an independent family entertainment center (not part of a franchise), making it a locally-owned venue in Cheyenne
City of Cheyenne Ice and Events Center: The center maintains an impressive pinball collection of 13 machines in excellent working condition, including rare titles like Dialed In and Tommy, with affordable pricing of 25-50 cents per play
Flippers Family Arcade features an extensive pinball machine collection, with multiple reviews specifically highlighting it as a destination for pinball enthusiasts, making it a notable pinball arcade in Wyoming
Derby Lanes offers VR laser tag in addition to traditional laser tag, providing dual competitive gaming experiences
Bumpers Family Arcade is an independent arcade operator in Cheyenne, Wyoming, competing in close proximity to another established arcade (Flippers Family Arcade), making it part of a small local arcade community
Frontier Trampoline Park offers free socks at the front desk, unlike other similar trampoline parks in the area that charge for them
Cheyenne Children's Museum: Uniquely-Wyoming exhibits designed specifically for ages 0-9 and aligned with both child development milestones and Wyoming Teaching Standards
Paul Smith Children's Village offers free admission, making it an accessible educational resource for families in Cheyenne
The Putt Hutt: A hole-in-one prize at The Putt Hutt includes a horseshoe that belonged to the course owner's family when they moved to the area over 120 years ago, making it a unique historical keepsake
Roller City offers learn-to-skate classes every Saturday from 9:30-11am, providing structured instruction for beginners
Interaction Amusement Experience: The venue is particularly praised for its inclusive approach to special needs children, with staff trained to assist children with autism and developmental delays through engaging activities and smooth transitions
City of Cheyenne Ice and Events Center: The venue has hosted major concerts, including a Metallica performance in August 2018, combining live entertainment with arcade and ice skating facilities

More venue notes

Flippers Family Arcade: The venue offers a Monday night unlimited gameplay wristband special for $10 until 10 pm, providing exceptional value compared to standard credit card pricing for most arcade games
Derby Lanes: The venue features a duckpin bowling option alongside traditional bowling, which is an uncommon offering for entertainment centers
Bumpers Family Arcade: The arcade features a large game collection of 50-100 games with ticket redemption capabilities and a pay-per-game pricing model, positioning it as a traditional arcade experience
Frontier Trampoline Park: The facility features a dedicated adult section upstairs, allowing parents and adults to participate in trampoline activities alongside children
Cheyenne Children's Museum: Features specialized learning carts including craft carts, robotics carts, and coding carts for hands-on STEM education
Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens: The attraction features curriculum-based field trips of approximately 45 minutes that are structured by grade level and school quarter, allowing for targeted educational programming
The Putt Hutt: The course features a free-to-ride mechanical horse as an attraction, combining mini golf with an additional entertainment element
Roller City: Skate rental sizes range from children's size 7 to adult size 16, accommodating a wide range of ages and foot sizes

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